News 'Flash teams' will fuel newsroom innovation "They form around a challenge and disband once the problem is solved" By Khalil A. Cassimally • 2 min read
News Some very radical collaborations are on the table "What’s the point of journalism if it doesn’t reach the communities it’s meant to serve?" By Rozina Breen • 2 min read
News Platform power will be put to the test "Smaller, youth-led newsrooms will become increasingly important because they already know how to operate inside platform constraints" By Kassy Cho • 2 min read
News Time will be your greatest asset "We can’t outrun disruption. But we can choose to spend our time intentionally" By Corinne Podger • 2 min read
News Humanity will take centre stage "Stories, visuals, events, products and services will be powered and crafted by humans for humans" By Niketa Patel • 1 min read
News Watch out for more of the Trump effect "It’s time for everyone - politicians, certainly, but also every one of us – to wake up to the threat to reliable information" By Fiona O'Brien • 2 min read
Credit: Mark Hakansson / Marten Publishing News Journalists choose independence over churnalism "2026 will be defined by trust, transparency and the rise of independent, personality-driven video content creators with newsroom experience and the very best journalism skills" By Daniel Jae Webb • 2 min read
Credit: London Centric / Jennifer Forward-Hayter News Hunker down to survive the influencer-led news apocalypse "Next year will expose the gaping void between what the British journalism industry produces and what mass audiences are actually consuming" By Jim Waterson • 2 min read
News Creators are the new editors "The winning formula won't be 'creators doing journalism' or 'newsrooms copying creators' - it will be a new hybrid role" By Erika Marzano • 2 min read
News Journalists' personal brand is worth more than employer-owned platform 'More legacy publishers will showcase in-house expertise in ways that mimic the creator sector' By Jonathan Paterson • 2 min read
News Newsrooms' success will depend on decisive action 'In a race without direction, publishers will waste money copying someone else’s playbook and ignore the signals their own audiences are sending' By Sofia Delgado • 2 min read
